CAPA WORLD

In this week's vlog, CAPA Sydney student Cory shares some highlights from his solo trip to breathtaking Fiji and New Zealand over midterm break. Check out the video to find out where he recommends visiting on your break!

Every semester, CAPA Sydney students have the opportunity to spend the night at the Taronga Zoo, where they get up close and personal with the animals and see the behind the scenes life of zookeepers. Check out Marlea's video for a sneak preview of what you can expect on this excursion!

During CAPA classes, the city becomes your classroom. Check out Sarah's blog to find out about some of the incredible museums, churches, and exhibits she visited while in class in Florence!

In this week's vlog from Carly Lewis, she takes us on an art-filled tour of Brick Lane: a street full of record shops, thrift stores, bakeries, street art, and weekend food festivals. You won't want to miss Brick Lane in London's East End!

Completing an international internship looks fantastic on a resume, but it's so much more than that. Check out Ben’s blog to see how his internship experience in Buenos Aires helped him improve upon valuable soft skills, including cross-cultural understanding and teamwork -- which led to him landing a competitive co-op job next semester.

The city of London has a variety of unique markets all across its many boroughs. While living in London I was fortunate enough to visit five different markets that are musts if you’re traveling to London and want to find a unique souvenir or a delicious international taste.

In this week's blog from Minh Ta, he gets up close and personal with koalas and kangaroos on an included CAPA Sydney program excursion. Minh also shares stunning views from his hike through the Blue Mountains. Check it out below!

If you love to shop and you're on a budget, London blogger Makenna recommends checking out the city's impressive thrift shop scene. Read more to find out some of her favorite shops for vintage treasures in London!

If you're a foodie, Barcelona is the place to be! Specifically, Isha recommends visiting La Boqueria, a bustling market where you'll find native Catalonian specialties, as well as high-quality food from around the world.

Studying abroad in a different country means you will have to form new routines, including finding new grocery stores, but don't panic! Check out the blog post below where Ellie shares helpful insight into how she stays healthy and in control of her food budget while keeping up with her vegetarian diet in Dublin.